I read this over. I'm basically seeing a natural difficulty.
1. Bad customers who put models of edge and can make them behave unethically toward good patrons.
2. Bad models who put customers on edge and can make them behave unethically toward good models.
3. Sticky situations where everyone kinda felt "off."
This situation sounds like #3.
A new model who may not realize that "timing his ejaculation" is an important skill combined with a customer who set specific parameters in the beginning. Both had "fair and reasonable limitations" but it kinda didn't work out as planned. Everyone's at fault but no one's wrong.
So that's the emotional state of things. How do you move past that, other than awkwardly avoiding each other?
Well, someone has to bring it up and then you have to rely on the other person to be big enough to talk it through maturely and rationally like adults ... which is why relationships suck.
It probably should be on the model to cultivate the relationship and offer an olive branch if they got more than what the customer agreed. 5 free mins perhaps?
It probably should be on the customer if they were hasty with the model. We all get horny and in a particular state of mind we're less than proud of, and ultimately I think models can understand that. Perhaps what would be in order is a 100 credit apology tip or 3x their highest cpm rate, whichever is greater.
In any case, the gift and the conversation go hand-in-hand. Whether model or patron, don't be cheap and rude; be generous and understanding.
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